Welcome to AutoMD! - Join AutoMD -
Mobile
show
Home » How-to » Brakes » Linkage & Controls » How to Replace a Brake Pedal Return Spring

How to Replace a Brake Pedal Return Spring

for all vehicles ( View guide for your vehicle )
Parts needed:
Brake Pedal Return Spring
Tools needed:
Needle Nose Pliers
Estimated Costs:

DIY Costs
Est. $12.91 parts only Shop Costs
Est. $78.47 in parts and labor
Costs are based on averages for all vehicles.

Guide Steps

Contributor(s) to this Article
Print this page
1
 
Locate the brake pedal return spring.
2
 
Press down on the brake pedal while inspecting the brake pedal return spring.
3
 
Using a pair of needle nose pliers, remove the brake pedal return spring.
4
 
Install the new brake pedal return spring.
5
 
Press down the brake pedal while inspecting the brake pedal return spring. Inspect the spring and pedal to make sure it returns to its top position fully and smoothly.
6
 
Road test vehicle to verify brake pedal return spring repair.
Did you find this guide helpful?   Helpful   Not really
 

Your Garage

We'll align your AutoMD experience to your current vehicle.

Select your vehicle so we can provide exact information, estimates and recommendations that match your vehicle